What others are saying about the Sonics
Published 7/4/2008 at The Seattle Times: Sports
Fans get short end of settlement Everybody knows that when marriages like the one between Seattle and its basketball team dissolve after...
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The Internets are alive: Goodbye, sweet Sonics
SeaTown Sports found this 7/4/2008 on sports.yahoo.com
The city of Seattle will be paid $45 million in exchange for letting the Sonics move to Oklahoma City . (Ugh. This is not the news you want to hear after returning from a trip out West.) Here's what they're saying out in the ether about the ...Go Team Go
SeaTown Sports found this 7/4/2008 on dimemag.com
Gary Payton, the greatest Seattle Supersonic of all-time. The morning after my city lost its NBA franchise, I woke up in a panic from a bad dream in which I'd been stabbed in the back. Despite my writer's eye for the symbolism of the whole thing, ...Clay Bennett Didn't Exactly Give Up that Sonic Legacy
SeaTown Sports found this 7/4/2008 on myespn.go.com
It has been widely reported that the City of Seattle gets to keep all the Sonics name, history, banners, colors, and all that. Not exactly. The name, colors, and the uniforms, they're safe. But the other stuff? That's trickier. The evidence ...A Sonics' fan's feelings
seatownsports posted 7/4/2008 from www.seatownsports.net
Trying not to focus on the negative, but to focus on what was.R.I.P. Seattle Supersonics
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A volcano erupts, as a Sonics fan lets it all out.
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